Lawrence PTA bylaws under study by city council committee
The Lawrence Council of Parents and Teachers reviews bylaws amid budget delays. A bylaws plan includes two guiding questions on money making projects and payment amounts to the City Council. A four formula dues plan and a 4948 student count are noted. A legislative action committee is formed to coordinate PTA, administration and school board actions.
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Lawrence
Nancy Hambleton
Hillcrest Pta
PTA
Lawrence High School
Pam
Cordley
Central Junior High School
Hambleton
C. O. Naumann
Centennial
Hazel Lee Simmons
Ed Down
New York
J. E. Linvill
Russell Bradt
Topeka
Addict in Hospitals Uses Blood Spills for Attention
The man, Lamphere, claims no heart trouble but cites leg pain and swelling up to 29 inches. He says a year in Fort Worth could fix his legs and perhaps his narcotic addiction, while recounting a long history of hospital stays and a dubious blood-spilling routine.
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Merchant Marines
Fort Worth
Lamphere
Iowa University Medical Center
American Medical Society Journal
John S. Chapman
Iowa University Hospital
New York Sunday News
AMJ
Iowa
Robert Hughes
Hughes
Tam
Journal-World
Student predicted first zero reading in Lawrence Zero Contest
KU freshman Robert Maynard accurately predicted the first zero temperature of 1962 in Lawrence. His forecast for 4 a.m. matched the bank clock at 3 58 a.m. and earned him a $100 savings bond as over 500 residents competed.
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Robert Maynard
Clare Rd
Maynard
Lawrence
Lawrence National Bank
U.S
Memorial Hospital Dismissals and Births Notice
Memorial Hospital Ottawa lists dismissals including Edna Little and Goldie Nelson from DeSoto and Tonganoxie. Births report a daughter for Terry and Randel Sunflower and a daughter for Billy Hodson in 161 North H. and a daughter for Russell Woody on Ind. 519.
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Francis Russell
Ottawa
Edna Little
Carolyn Randel
Sunflower
Mercy Jaimer
N. J
Gertrude Stoneback
W. 22Nd
Jean Hodson
N. H
Leonard Edmonds
Oskaloosa
Agnes Mohler
A. L
Barbara Woody
Ind
Edward Brooks
Haskell
Mabel Grob
Iowa
Clarence Gordon
Baldwin
John Colyer
Tenn
Route 3
Goldie Nelson
DeSoto
Ethel Wing
Tonganoxie
Nancy Payne
Ohio
Jean Ahistrom
Barker
Susanne Brown
Vivian Norris
Madeline Lane
Bernice Wilson
Edna Torneden
Opal Underwood
Terry Randel
Billy Hodson
Russell Woody
Jury to Report Monday as Court Schedule Shifts
District court jury will not report Wednesday as scheduled and will instead report on Monday Mrs. Lucille Allison district court clerk said today.
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Lucille Allison
District Court
Engineering School consolidations widen admin flexibility
New by additional courses in space technology planned for next year. This is the third departmental merger in the Engineering and Architecture School within six months. No curtailment of degrees or major courses, but moves aim to give administrative flexibility to adjust curricula to fast changing science and technology. The changes create the single departments of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering and of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering.
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Engineering and Architecture
Red Cross Adopts Updated Intake Policy in Douglas County
Douglas County Red Cross approved a new intake policy for the Home Service Committee at a Monday meeting in the Lawrence Community Building. The policy modernizes practice without altering mandatory aid to armed forces members and veterans. it eliminates certain permissive welfare duties while allowing exceptions.
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Home Service Committee
Douglas County Red Cross
Lawrence
E. E. Smissman
Home Service
Charles H. Oldfather
Red Cross Board
James F. Schubert
United Fund Board
Chester Jones
Richard L. Hermes
Blood Center
Carol Blaas
St. Louis
Auto Makers Off Toward Big Year
DETROIT AP The auto makers launch the 1962 production race with GM and Ford setting overtime at four plants to recoup holiday losses. December output was 627 301 and January may top 670 000 passenger cars as plants run full speed to reach record levels.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Airlines to _no-show_ penalties eyed by CAB ruling
The Civil Aeronautics Board tentatively rules airlines may charge up to 50 dollars for no shows starting March 1, while a passenger who arrives with a ticket but cannot be seated may face at least 25 dollars. The order is deferred 20 days for comments and protests after a request from 11 major airlines.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Extradition Sought For Young Trujillo
The Dominican government reportedly seeks the extradition of Rafael L. Trujillo Jr and two aides over the disappearance and presumed death of six men tied to his father’s assassination. The report in La Nacional could not be confirmed. France might deny the request without an extradition treaty. asylum tradition could allow the trio to stay if politics framed them.
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Paris
Luis Leon
Estevez Rubirosa
Trujillo
France
Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria
Air Force
Bid Date Set On School Job For Sunset Hill Addition
The Board of Education set January 15 as the bid opening date for the Sunset Hill Elementary School addition at 901 Schwarz Rd. The one story building will add five classrooms rest room facilities and possibly a multi purpose room. It should be finished by next September.
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Board of Education
Montay
Sunset Hill
Schwarz Rd
Kansas University Physical Education Department
Allan Woolard
Charlton Agency
Bomb Threat Closes Clarksville High School
Clarksville high school with 950 students remained closed as investigators checked threats received earlier in the week. A wooden box with a stopped wrist watch was found in a boys washroom. demolition experts from Ft Knox assisted after the box was discovered. No explosives were found.
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Clarksville, Ind
Clarksville High School
FBI
Ft. Knox
Seasonal jobless rise and employment data in December
Unemployment climbed seasonally in December by 100000 to 4091000 while employment fell by 882000 to 66467000. Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg announced the figures, calling the December changes about normal for the year end period.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
Arthur J. Goldberg
Stedham Heads UF Group Here
Austin Stedham of Kansas Power and Light was elected president of the Lawrence United Fund Campaign for 1962 at the annual UF meeting. Jess Thackston named first vice president, Paul Gibbs second vice president, Robert Georgeson treasurer, Viola McGrew secretary, with Charles Black as executive secretary. New board members include William McNary Keith Lucas Don Metzler Doris Stubeck and Georgeson. Retiring members are Payne Rhodes Collinson Garcia Crown and Lawton.
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Austin Stedham
Kansas Power & Light
Lawrence United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Stedham
Drive
Robert Payne
Hallmark
Jess Thackston
Drive Cochairman
Paul Gibbs
Robert Georgeson
Viola McGrew
Charles Black
United Fund Board
William McNary
Keith Lucas
Don Metzler
Doris Stubeck
Georgeson
Payne
Warren Rhodes
William Collinson
John Garcia
John Crown
Keith Lawton
Six KU Faculty Chosen For Costa Rica Exchange 1962 63
Six Kansas University faculty members were named for the 1962 63 Costa Rica faculty exchange program by John P Augelli. The group includes Harold Krogh Donald McCoy Robert Casad Charles Michener William Albrecht and Elden Tefft with D Don Haines to replace Albrecht due to a prior commitment All spend time at Costa Rica University and CRU with some alternates named Funds come from the Carnegie Foundation and the program may expand to include alternates Kansas University aims to broaden exchanges and languages with orientation seminars and early Spanish study for participants.
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Kansas University
Costa Rica
John P. Augelli
Latin America
Harold Krogh
Donald McCoy
Robert Casad
Charles Michener
William Albrecht
Elden Tefft
Albrecht
D. Don Haines
Prof. Haines
Costa Rica University
Carnegie Foundation
Foundation
Carnegie
E. Gordon Ericksen
George Quier
Elliot Gillerman
Vernon Troxel
Fred Kurata
Stuart Levine
CRU
Five Soldiers Dead In Army Training Collision At Fort Hood
An Army tank and a five ton truck carrying 23 soldiers collided head on at Fort Hood Texas killing five soldiers and injuring at least 22. All victims were from Company A of the 35th Armored, 2nd Armored Division. Names to be released after next of kin notice. Ten injured remain in serious condition.
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FT. Hood, Tex
35Th Armored
2Nd Armored Division
Edward Kyle
Texas
Kyle
67Th Armored
Soviet to release Belgian airliner after forced Armenia landing
The Soviet government agreed to release a Belgian airliner that landed Monday in Armenia on a Tehran to Brussels flight with 27 aboard. First Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov told Belgian Ambassador Hyppolite Cools that all passengers and crew were safe and staying at a Grozny hotel near Yerevan, where the plane was forced down.
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Moscow
Armenia
Tehran
Brussels
Belgium
Vasilyv Kuznetsov
Hyppolite Cools
Grozny
Yerevan
KU Professor to Discuss Forgotten Greek Hero in Fraser Theater
Dr. Mary A. Grant emerita associate professor of Latin and Greek at KU will speak at 8 pm in Fraser Theater on A Forgotten Hero Development and Decay of a Greek Myth. Grant taught at KU for 39 years and will present the human ities lecture.
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Mary A. Grant
Emerita
Fraser Theater
Kansas University
Miss Grant
Card of Thanks for George Lasswell Family
The Lasswell family thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards and all expressions of sympathy after the passing of their wife and mother.
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George Lasswell
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